Powerful things were said in Davos. You may have heard of some of it but you probably hadn’t heard this.

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24. 1:13Yes, we're gonna talk about Davos,
25. 1:17but it's not gonna be the stuff that's most
26. 1:22popularly being disseminated about what's happened there.
27. 1:26I am one of the millions of Americans
28. 1:29who stood up in my seat and applauded,
29. 1:33allowed as President Trump,
30. 1:37you wanna stop dropping bombs,
31. 1:40where he and his administration,
32. 1:42and many of the interviews done by Howard Lutnik, for example,
33. 1:45proclaiming the end of globalism as a failed exercise
34. 1:51and having frankly the courage to stand up and say,
35. 1:54we will no longer be the world's piggy bank.
36. 1:57The United States of America, that is.
37. 2:00I heartily celebrated that to have president Trump come out and say, Hey, you guys want
38. 2:04to talk about green. Let us talk about green. And took questions on it. And then to end the
39. 2:09day by saying, Oh yeah, by the way, we have a framework of a deal with the United Nations.
40. 2:16I don't care what you say. That's big dog status right there. I don't care what you say.
41. 2:21That's, that's real deal and, and having straight commentary from the head of the United States
42. 2:28of America looking directly in the eyes of these globalist technocrats and people who
43. 2:34have been all too willing, all too willing to accommodate the United States of America's
44. 2:41seeming self-annihilation mission with previous administrations.
45. 2:47President Trump says, no, that's over, chief.
46. 2:49That's over.
47. 2:50I enjoyed that heartily.
48. 2:51But the conversation that I want to have about the things that happened today, and it's
49. 2:56It's something that I don't really think many media outlets are giving any attention to, and
50. 3:05this is in my opinion, one of the most important things that has come out of this annual summit
51. 3:14of global yucky yucks that feel inclined to get together to plan your future in mind.
52. 3:21And I'm going to explain this in the next segment.
53. 3:23The reason why Davos is so important is not because they're internally important.
54. 3:29Simply put, Klaus Schwab, they started this whole deal in 1971, the year the U.S. removed
55. 3:34itself from the gold standard, by the way.
56. 3:40Panel discussions at Davos end up becoming policy in our countries.
57. 3:46Klaus Schwab's marching orders, basically I'd say his organizing principle was, if we can
58. 3:51get the heads of nations together, nation state heads, business, big banks, and we can
59. 3:57get away from those pesky voters.
60. 3:58I get pesky voters.
61. 3:59We can get a whole lot of stuff done.
62. 4:04I've shared with you guys before.
63. 4:05Remember when, you know, Mr.
64. 4:06Ice Cream Man ran for the US
65. 4:09presidency in 2020 and he used his
66. 4:11campaign slogan, Build Back Better.
67. 4:13Guess where that came from?
68. 4:14The world economic forum.
69. 4:16There were seven to 10 different heads of
70. 4:18states who all use Build Back Better
71. 4:20as that campaign slogans around the world,
72. 4:22including Mr. Ice Cream Man.
73. 4:25I mentioned you guys before, a year or two
74. 4:27before, schmovit 19.
75. 4:29And guess what happened at the World Economic Forum?
76. 4:32Panel on what?
77. 4:34How do we respond to global pandemics?
78. 4:38Simply put, panel discussions at Davos become policy that you and I have to contend with.
79. 4:47And it's sad to say that that's the case.
80. 4:49Because many of these people, Klaus Schwab himself, who organized the World Economic Forum, he's
81. 4:53no longer the head of it now.
82. 4:54But now as Larry finked the head of BlackRock, I'm going to say it plainly, Klaus Schwab is
83. 5:00an evil dude.
84. 5:02Straight up.
85. 5:03up. His organizing principle is not to serve the people of the world. It's to rule the people
86. 5:12of the world. But before I get ahead of myself, I'm already ahead of myself. It's too late.
87. 5:16Let's turn to the word of God. And I want to share this with you from God's word because
88. 5:21this is greatly encouraging to me. And I pray it will be equally encouraging to you. First
89. 5:261, verses 22 through 25.
90. 5:291 Peter 1 verses 22 through 25.
91. 5:34And this is what God's Word says.
92. 5:41Having purified your souls by your obedience to the truth,
93. 5:45for a sincere brotherly love.
94. 5:51Love one another earnestly from a pure heart.
95. 5:55Since you have been born again, not of perishable seed,
96. 6:00but of imperishable through the living and abiding word of God, for all flesh is like grass,
97. 6:10in all its glory, like the flower of grass, the grass withers and the flower fades and the flower falls.
98. 6:19But the word of the Lord remains, so some translations there say, endures forever. The word
99. 6:28of the Lord endures forever.
100. 6:32And this is the word, I'm sorry,
101. 6:35and this word is the good news that was preached to you.
102. 6:40Oh Lord, thank you for your word.
103. 6:42The Apostle Peter is writing here,
104. 6:44and he's writing to believers,
105. 6:46and he's encouraging them having purified your souls
106. 6:48by your obedience to the truth,
107. 6:51for a sincere love, or the King James there says,
108. 6:54unfamed love.
109. 6:57The Greek term literally means undecized.
110. 6:59It's a sincere and a genuine love.
111. 7:03Because you're purified your souls by your obedience to the truth.
112. 7:06This is an indication that Peter is addressing believers.
113. 7:10These are regenerate believers.
114. 7:12This is the body of Christ that the Apostle Peter is addressing,
115. 7:16having purified your souls by your obedience to the truth,
116. 7:20for unfamed, undisguised, sincere love, in light of that,
117. 7:26Love one another earnestly or fervently from a pure heart.
118. 7:33Verse 23, since you have been born again past tense to eristence, this you have been born
119. 7:39again.
120. 7:40This is something that is already transpired.
121. 7:44And you have been born again not by perishable seed, but by imperishable through the living
122. 7:50and abiding Word of God.
123. 7:53And the Apostle Peter now cites Isaiah chapter 40 referring to verses 6 and 8 and from Isaiah
124. 7:59chapter 40 when he says this, all flesh is like grass.
125. 8:05All flesh is like grass and the glory of the flesh.
126. 8:10The glory of the flesh is like the flower of grass.
127. 8:15This is a reference to the flesh.
128. 8:17Sakhros, no doubt about it.
129. 8:18There's also a reference to human kind, to people who are detached from the Lord.
130. 8:24All people, all flesh, is like grass.
131. 8:28And the glory of the flesh, the glory-ing in the flesh, it's like the flower of the grass.
132. 8:36What happens to it?
133. 8:38It withers.
134. 8:40This is why I say all the time, man, when we face challenges of different sorts, when
135. 8:44we even face persecutions or difficulties, these difficulties at best are temporary.
136. 8:52At best they're temporal.
137. 8:56I know their times.
138. 8:57The Psalmist said in the Psalm 73, man, even in death it seems like the wicked are fat.
139. 9:04Saying that man, even in death it seemed like, you know, they party, they got the Cadillac
140. 9:07of the coffins, even in death.
141. 9:10And as Thomas says, until I entered the Lord's sanctuary, then I got my thinking cap put on
142. 9:17properly.
143. 9:18Then my mind was regulated appropriately.
144. 9:23It can look like the spirit of the age.
145. 9:27It can look like the world.
146. 9:28It can look like the culture's just having its heyday.
147. 9:31It looks like wickedness is winning.
148. 9:33Man, how dare these people enter the Lord's church in Minnesota and interrupt the church
149. 9:38service.
150. 9:39It can look like that.
151. 9:40But remember what the Lord has already told us.
152. 9:42It's like grass, chief.
153. 9:45And the glory of the flesh, the glory in the flesh, it fades,
154. 9:53like the flower of the grass.
155. 9:55Because you see the grass withers and the flower fades.
156. 10:00But the word of the Lord.
157. 10:03And Peter's demonstrating this, but the word of the Lord, it
158. 10:06endures forever.
159. 10:08Peter's demonstrating this not even, not solely, but what the
160. 10:11Spirit of God is inspiring him to say, he's demonstrating by
161. 10:14by drawing the citation from Isaiah.
162. 10:18Peter is reaching back centuries before his own birth.
163. 10:21And to say, as exhibit A of what I'm telling you,
164. 10:24I am leaning right now on something that predates me,
165. 10:28naturally.
166. 10:31Brothers and sisters, understand what the Lord has revealed
167. 10:34to us, for example, in addition to this text in Acts 17,
168. 10:38that the Lord is sovereign over Earth.
169. 10:42He's sovereign over our times of life.
170. 10:44He is sovereign over our lifespans and he's also sovereign over what innovations occur during our lifespans
171. 10:52God has planted us in the time period where we see things happening where this discussions about navigating outer space and their conversations about
172. 11:01Artificial intelligence and all of these things are happening. God is not surprised by any of this
173. 11:06Nor is he afraid of it, but you and I have an obligation to be diligent faithful
174. 11:13followers of the king of glory. What is foremost required of a servant is that
175. 11:19that servant be found successful. Mm-hmm. That the servant be found popular in their
176. 11:25day. Mm-hmm. What is foremost required of a servant? That he be or she be an
177. 11:29influencer having millions of people on TikTok watching them do the TikTok
178. 11:34pop lock and drop it. No, no. What is foremost required of a servant is that he
179. 11:39be found faithful. But its foremost requirement of a servant is that she be found faithful.
180. 11:44This is why I was talking yesterday as I was. It is incumbent upon you and I that we
181. 11:49refuse to dislodge ourselves from the truth of God's word, that we remain anchored in the
182. 11:57truth of God's word. And the reason why we're anchored as such is not merely for the text
183. 12:06as printed upon the page, we are anchored because of the revelation of the one who superintends it.
184. 12:14That when we open our Bibles, we're not opening some novel, we're not reading, you know,
185. 12:20which is more aggression. John, Gresham novels, we're not, we're not peering into another book.
186. 12:30It's the living Word of God that is living and it's active dividing us under the soul and the spirit.
187. 12:39but we have to know and understand it, believe it and trust in Him who has by His divine providence
188. 12:49moved our ancestors in the faith miraculously to author the text in our vernacular capacity,
189. 12:57but not only that, to preserve it for our benefit. All flesh is like grass. All is glory like the
190. 13:06The flower of grass, the grass withers, the flower fades, but the word of the Lord endures
191. 13:12forever.
192. 13:15The word of the Lord endures forever.
193. 13:21Ever since the Lord's church was birthed, evil people have promulgated efforts to destroy
194. 13:27the Lord's witness and what happened.
195. 13:31Baby's kids, we don't die.
196. 13:34We multiply.
197. 13:37The Lord's bride has persisted throughout generation after generation after generation after generation
198. 13:43and will continue to do so until the Lord says, that's a wrap.
199. 13:50So we have the opportunity and as we go to the show today, you're going to get a better
200. 13:52understanding of why I'm starting here in the scripture.
201. 13:56As we're navigating the times that God has planted us in the time, He has planted us in.
202. 14:02Remember, He has done so for His glory.
203. 14:04at 17 that it is he who determined before time the times of our habitation and the places,
204. 14:12the locales in which we would live, why so that men should seek God?
205. 14:19That's God's plan.
206. 14:20That's God's purpose.
207. 14:22And that's our privilege to be a part of.
208. 14:25So as we navigate the issues of the day and the era that we're in and the debates about,
209. 14:32you know, launching rockets, landing again and all of these other things.
210. 14:38Remember that the word of the Lord
211. 14:40and do us forever, and it would be wise of you and me.
212. 14:48Stick shelter in the eternal arc of safety,
213. 14:52which is Christ, and the navigating instrument
214. 14:55is the word of our Lord.
215. 15:01A discipleship minute with Joseph Parker,
216. 15:04Proverbs 31 is a chapter that's unique
217. 15:08in a number of ways.
218. 15:09It's largely, what a young man, a young king,
219. 15:12Remember that his mother taught him.
220. 15:14And you know sometimes if you're reading this passage,
221. 15:16you just might miss that.
222. 15:18But remember this, this young man remembered
223. 15:21a lot of things his mother taught him.
224. 15:24It's so important to understand parents,
225. 15:27our children are listening.
226. 15:29They're listening and learning from you every single day.
227. 15:31You know often the devil will try to tell you
228. 15:34your children aren't listening to you.
229. 15:35And parents sometimes will say,
230. 15:36my children don't listen to me.
231. 15:37Parents, they are listening.
232. 15:39They're listening sometimes when you want them to
233. 15:41their listening sometimes when you don't want them to. They're picking up on things you
234. 15:45didn't mean for them to hear because they are listening. So may we as parents and grandparents
235. 15:50make the most of our time of teaching, training, guiding and molding our children. Yes, they
236. 15:57are listening.
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238. 16:12Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton III. I hope you all bob your hair
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252. 17:22All right.
253. 17:23Let's get to it.
254. 17:26As I mentioned in the first segment, a lot of things happened in Davos, even as recently
255. 17:32as today and President Trump was straight up bossing, you know, and I don't mean that
256. 17:36merely in a form sense.
257. 17:39I mean, substantively and the entire Trump administration were consistent on message,
258. 17:44letting the world know that the globalism experiment is dead, and that the United States
259. 17:52of America will look to its interests and to its allies' interests, but we will no longer
260. 18:01sacrifice or subjugate our own national interests for other countries.
261. 18:07Thank you, Mr. President.
262. 18:09The American people voted for you for that purpose, and there are lots of conversations
263. 18:13about that, but there's another conversation that's not getting a lot of attention that
264. 18:17I will submit to you.
265. 18:19It requires your attention.
266. 18:22Now, a couple of things to set in order.
267. 18:24What is the World Economic Forum?
268. 18:27That wasn't its original name.
269. 18:28Started in 1971 by Klaus Schwab.
270. 18:30He was an economics professor, very, very evenly oriented.
271. 18:39His annual visits became the types of things where heads of states started to come and
272. 18:44businesses and it was his vision to put all of these people together to simply frame the
273. 18:49future for the entire world.
274. 18:51There are lots of people who say things like global managers was just a conspiracy theory.
275. 18:59I'm saying how can you accuse me of being a conspiracy theorist and these cats published
276. 19:03a book?
277. 19:04I was telling people the great reset is what the schmovet thing is all about.
278. 19:09And people say, oh, I didn't even use a conspiracy theory.
279. 19:11I'm like, dude, have you read the book?
280. 19:13And then all of a sudden all of these people in line,
281. 19:15the great reset, the great reset, the great reset,
282. 19:17the great reset, they're singing in a 10 part harmony
283. 19:19all around the world.
284. 19:20You got, you know, Kaiser Trudeau in Canada,
285. 19:23you know, who knows what he is now running around
286. 19:25with Katy Perry, you know, he kissed the what and he liked it.
287. 19:28I don't know, whatever's going on.
288. 19:29But this man made an image of God said
289. 19:34that the pandemic gives us an opportunity
290. 19:36to advance our pre-pandemic priorities.
291. 19:40Remember that?
292. 19:41Guess where all that came from?
293. 19:43The World Economic Forum.
294. 19:44Gresswood, guess where the great reset terminology came from?
295. 19:46The World Economic Forum.
296. 19:48Simply put, it's important for you to know
297. 19:50that they plan at the World Economic Forum
298. 19:52what becomes policy in our nations.
299. 19:56It's sad, but it's true.
300. 19:58It's wicked, but it's true.
301. 20:00And I'm sharing this with you just so you can know.
302. 20:03Now I completely object to everything World Economic Forum.
303. 20:09Their intentions are evil in Klaus Schwab's efforts
304. 20:12in his organization was expressly
305. 20:14to aid these heads of state and these banks
306. 20:17and these big businesses and all of these global planners
307. 20:20to really sidestep accountability
308. 20:24to the various people they represent.
309. 20:27This year at the World Economic Forum,
310. 20:29the attendees, there are about 3000 people there,
311. 20:31they represent 40% of the world's population.
312. 20:37So that's why it's significant.
313. 20:38Now I'm gonna introduce you to a man
314. 20:41who you probably haven't heard of before.
315. 20:43This man's name, let me pull it up here as I say it properly,
316. 20:47this man's name is Yuval Harari.
317. 20:51Yuba Harari is an Israeli historian and philosopher, and this always gets me, yet he's a self-professed
318. 20:58atheist. I will never understand how a Jewish person could be an atheist. I'll never understand that. But
319. 21:04anyway, anyway, anyway, he's a self-described atheist. Yuba Harari represents the philosophical
320. 21:16and pseudo-spiritual perspectives of the Davos crowd.
321. 21:20Yubal Harari is to philosophy and spirituality for Davos,
322. 21:25what Clowshwab and Larry Fink are to the legal and geo-strategic views of the Davos crowd.
323. 21:33Here's another thing you're going to find from Yubal Harari,
324. 21:37is that he speaks directly.
325. 21:40He doesn't come with the kind of polish of big Fortune 500 CEOs
326. 21:46where, you know, they say a lot of words and they hide what they really intend to say in
327. 21:51a whole bunch of words.
328. 21:52He tends to be plain spoken and direct about it.
329. 21:55And he's going to say some things.
330. 21:56And this is again why it's important because remember what I said, Davos panels become policy
331. 22:02around the world.
332. 22:04So people say things popularly you like the smoven 19 is the pandemic of the unvaccinated
333. 22:11when they've been planning for a global pandemic for a couple of years now.
334. 22:18Remember all along.
335. 22:19Oh, no, it's... this... this... this...
336. 22:22Smove it didn't start in a lab.
337. 22:27And then what do we find out later?
338. 22:30All right, you go... you go and hit some stuff today.
339. 22:33You by Harari led a presentation at Davos
340. 22:38concerning artificial intelligence.
341. 22:42And he said something that runs contrary
342. 22:47to what's being discussed most popularly
343. 22:49in many instances concerning artificial intelligence.
344. 22:52And I want to remind you,
345. 22:53these are the conversations that the Davos crowd is having.
346. 22:56That's not the conversation they're telling you and I about your GPT and all this kind of stuff.
347. 23:00These are the conversations that the Davos crowd is having.
348. 23:03I want you to listen to you.
349. 23:05I got two clips from before you.
350. 23:06Couldn't pull away more.
351. 23:07Two clips I have for you from Yuval Harari
352. 23:10in his presentation concerning artificial intelligence.
353. 23:13I have one clip from the play, then I'm going to read some of the
354. 23:20typed out script from his speech.
355. 23:22Then I'll play another clip for you.
356. 23:24Listen what Yuva Harari says to the Davos crowd
357. 23:27is the most important thing to recognize
358. 23:29about artificial intelligence.
359. 23:31Listen to and watch clip number five.
360. 23:34Clip five, and this is how we started this speech.
361. 23:36Clip five, go.
362. 23:37There is one question that every leader today
363. 23:41must answer about AI.
364. 23:44But to understand that question,
365. 23:47we first need to clarify a few points
366. 23:50about what AI is and what AI can do.
367. 23:56The most important thing to know about AI
368. 24:00is that it is not just another tool.
369. 24:04It is an agent.
370. 24:07It can learn and change by itself
371. 24:10and make decisions by itself.
372. 24:13A knife is a tool.
373. 24:16You can use a knife to cut a salad or to murder someone,
374. 24:20But it is your decision what to do with the knife.
375. 24:25AI is a knife that can decide by itself
376. 24:31whether to cut salad or to commit murder.
377. 24:35All right, first question for you.
378. 24:38And listen, I'm not trying to tell you
379. 24:39what your opinion should be,
380. 24:40but I just want you to have a front row seat
381. 24:43to hit with the Davos crowd to say.
382. 24:44And by the way, the nosebleed section tickets for Davos
383. 24:48is $75,000.
384. 24:50If you want to get up close and push, you know, you talking about a quarter of a million
385. 24:53dollars just to be in attendance.
386. 24:56These people don't expect you and me to hear what they're talking about is what I'm saying
387. 25:00to you.
388. 25:01They expect to huddle in their corner and have the conversation that they want to have and
389. 25:07let the rest of the world catch up to what they determine will be policy for us.
390. 25:14How often have you heard it stated?
391. 25:15Oh, man, artificial intelligence, it's just another tool.
392. 25:19You know, like any tool, it can be used for good or it can be used for evil.
393. 25:23You've a Harare in the Davos crowd.
394. 25:26You've all Harare is selling the Davos crowd.
395. 25:28What you need to understand world leaders is that AI
396. 25:30is not another tool.
397. 25:34I know what they've been talking about
398. 25:36when the marketing campaigns and then the IPOs
399. 25:40for funding, the initial public offerings
400. 25:41for funding different things and the marketing pitches,
401. 25:45but I want you to know that it's not just another tool.
402. 25:48It is an agent, a creative agent.
403. 25:53A knife is a tool.
404. 25:54You can use a knife to cut salad.
405. 25:57Bobby's like, why you pick salad?
406. 25:58Like, they ain't cutting steaks, Bobby, all right?
407. 26:02You own nothing, you'll like it.
408. 26:03That's one of the world economic foreign books, by the way.
409. 26:05You own nothing and you'll like it.
410. 26:07Get used to eating cri- bugs and you need some John the Baptist
411. 26:11in your life, you know?
412. 26:12Wow, locus and honey for you, my man.
413. 26:15So you should knife to cut salad, not steak, all right, Bobby?
414. 26:20But a knife, you can cut steak with it,
415. 26:22or you can use it to murder.
416. 26:23But it's just a tool.
417. 26:25But AI according to Yvall Harari, oh no, it's a knife that can decide by itself whether to
418. 26:33cut salad or to murder.
419. 26:35Just meditate on that for a second.
420. 26:38The next thing I want to point out to you is I want you to note that Yvall Harari is not
421. 26:42saying what potential AI has, he's describing this as AI's capacity right now.
422. 26:50He's describing it as AI's capacity right now.
423. 26:54This is not something that is coming up that's going to be developed later.
424. 26:58He is saying, this is what is a valuable right now.
425. 27:03What it does right now.
426. 27:06He went on to say that it's been demonstrated that anything that wants to survive, this is
427. 27:11a quote from the speech, quote, anything that wants to survive learns to lie and manipulate.
428. 27:17The last four years have demonstrated, this is what you've already said in the speech,
429. 27:22have demonstrated that AI agents can acquire the will to survive, and that AI's have already
430. 27:28learned how to lie.
431. 27:31Now one big open question about AI is whether it can think, therefore I think, therefore I
432. 27:38am as Renee Descartes said, we rule the world because we can think better than anyone else
433. 27:43on the planet.
434. 27:45Will AI challenge our supremacy in the field of thinking?
435. 27:49That depends on what thinking means."
436. 27:52So you while a rari took time to remind a Davos crowd, hey, by the way, to support my
437. 27:58assertion that AI is not just a tool.
438. 28:02We've seen in the last four years the AI will lie and manipulate.
439. 28:08It will lie and manipulate.
440. 28:10Now I know the news stories about that have not been broadly disseminated, but you asked
441. 28:18me working in the eye, working in the areas.
442. 28:20They'll tell you, yeah, we've, we've found these models lying and manipulating.
443. 28:27When you have a hoorary went deeper and this is going to connect to several other things
444. 28:32because you'll notice during this Davos Summit, how come and this Davos Summit for the first
445. 28:37time the people that have been pushing climate alarmism, you got to go wind solar, wind solar,
446. 28:42wind solar, you want to be clean in the home and the people who can read and have a brain
447. 28:47say but what do I do?
448. 28:49Nuclear, no nuclear, no nuclear, no nuclear, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
449. 28:53if it's so dirty or so bad how come China's making more coal plants you only want the United
450. 28:57States of America and Europe to shut that out go play.
451. 28:59I'm trying to build back better.
452. 29:01I'm a great reset.
453. 29:02I'm a rock.
454. 29:03And now all of a sudden the Davos crowd is saying, oh, by the way, we need so much energy.
455. 29:09We need stable and reliable sources of energy to build all of the data centers for AI.
456. 29:15And wind and solar are not stable enough and a consistent source of supply for reliable energy.
457. 29:21And and and what?
458. 29:24You joke, because I've been the main ones spreading this all around the world.
459. 29:26And now all of a sudden you pivoted.
460. 29:27I'm explaining why.
461. 29:29Y'all stick with me, stick with me, and it's connected to one about to share with you now.
462. 29:33Then you, while O'Reilly got to the most, frankly, concerning portion of his
463. 29:39presentation, when he began to say, AI already thinks better than many of us.
464. 29:45And anything made of words will be taken over by AI.
465. 29:50Listen closely and carefully to this.
466. 29:52It is clip number one, clip one.
467. 29:54Go.
468. 29:55AI already thinks better than many of us.
469. 30:00Therefore, anything made of words will be taken over by AI.
470. 30:08If laws are made of words,
471. 30:12then AI will take over the legal system.
472. 30:15If books are just combinations of words,
473. 30:19then AI will take over books.
474. 30:21If religion is built from words, then AI will take over religion.
475. 30:29This is particularly true of religions based on books,
476. 30:34like Islam, Christianity or Judaism.
477. 30:38Judaism calls itself the religion of the book,
478. 30:41and it grants ultimate authority, not to humans,
479. 30:46but to words in books.
480. 30:49Humans have authority in Judaism, not because of our experiences,
481. 30:54but only because we learn words in books.
482. 31:00Now, no human can read and remember all the words in all the Jewish books,
483. 31:07but AI can easily do that.
484. 31:11What happens to a religion of the book when the greatest expert on the holy book is an AI?
485. 31:19Did y'all hear that? Did y'all hear that?
486. 31:23Anything made of words will be taken over by AI.
487. 31:29Laws?
488. 31:32AI will take care of that.
489. 31:36Who can remember all the words and the laws better than AI?
490. 31:40Books. I mean, don't we have like journalists and script writers and others who are being
491. 31:47replaced by artificial intelligence?
492. 31:49And what would you say about religion?
493. 31:55He specifically referred to Christianity in his diatribe and said that, well, the authority
494. 32:03and did you notice this?
495. 32:04The authority in these religions are not humans.
496. 32:10People are not an authority.
497. 32:12The books are the authority.
498. 32:16I don't expect atheists you've all heard already understand the revelation of God and
499. 32:21Scripture, but I want you to know this is what the Davos crowd is talking about.
500. 32:26And how can any person compete with an AI who will memorize all of the words in the Bible?
501. 32:40No human can compete with that.
502. 32:43Now consider guys in some countries, they're already having AI church services, people
503. 32:47are turning to AI to talk to an AI Jesus.
504. 32:51I want you to hear what the Davos crowd is talking about so you can be prepared to know
505. 32:55how to respond.
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524. 34:15Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton III. Here we are in the middle of
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539. 35:23All right, we're going to move a little faster because clearly, Yuba Harari, who is a self-described
540. 35:29atheist, doesn't know anything about scripture.
541. 35:31The ink printed on the pages are not what determine the authority in God's word.
542. 35:38It is divine inspiration as those of you are listening, you know that all of God's word
543. 35:43is theo-nusatose is determined at the Apostle Paul use.
544. 35:46It is God breathed.
545. 35:48The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.
546. 35:51And so he just simply wrong.
547. 35:53But as I've told you guys, there's no such thing as neutral.
548. 35:56People that are programming AI, they are doing so with a worldview.
549. 35:59And it ultimately will be conveyed.
550. 36:02Now you've all are already in the Davos crowd, they expect AI to take over everything, laws,
551. 36:09books, even religion.
552. 36:14That AI will be the primary vehicle through which information is conveyed and disseminated.
553. 36:23So before I get to more commentary, I want you to see some things and want you to connect
554. 36:27some dots.
555. 36:28So isn't it the same world economic forum, Davos crowd that has told the world for decades
556. 36:35now that you're evil if you are not a proponent of the green new scam?
557. 36:42And then they worship at the foot of climate alarmism and in school the world and net zero
558. 36:56about 2030 and all of these things that did not, and now all of a sudden, the world economic
559. 37:01forum CEO, the head of the world economic forum, Larry Fink, has made it about face.
560. 37:08He said, the world cannot rely on wind and solar.
561. 37:12Listen to him say it and watch him say it in clip number two, go.
562. 37:15World is going to be short power, short power.
563. 37:22to power these data companies who cannot have just this intermittent power like winded solar,
564. 37:29you need dispatchable power because they can't turn off and on these data centers.
565. 37:34Oh, so now the head of the world economic form and said we can't depend on intermittent
566. 37:42energy sources like wind and solar, just like my friend Dr. Cal Byzner in the Cornwall Institute
567. 37:48has been saying for years, just like anybody's been following this for years, I've been saying
568. 37:52sure let's innovate but it's ridiculous to destroy what they call the quote-unquote
569. 37:57fossil fuel industry when it has been the number one mechanism that left the
570. 38:00most people out of poverty in the history of the world. Big bad America,
571. 38:07China is amazing while China is building more coal power plants and we're shutting
572. 38:11ours down. But now you see because of data centers you see because the data centers
573. 38:19so not global warming is over it's canceled we it's canceled now Bobby
574. 38:24Do you have his cancel?
575. 38:26We've canceled Global Warman now.
576. 38:28We've canceled climate alarmism.
577. 38:30It's almost like the climate wasn't the true objective
578. 38:38in the first place.
579. 38:41I've long said that this has nothing to do about the climate.
580. 38:44Remember, Global Cooling was a scare.
581. 38:46Remember that?
582. 38:47Then Global Warman was a scare.
583. 38:48And then they realized, oh, we can't do warming and cold
584. 38:50because we say it's too cold and it gets warmer.
585. 38:52Then we say it's too warm and it gets cooler.
586. 38:54Ah, climate change is what we'll land on.
587. 38:57Because the objective all along, guys,
588. 38:59it was never about the climate and protected the planet.
589. 39:01It was all about control.
590. 39:04While the tactics and the verbiage have changed,
591. 39:07the objective is still the exact same as it was then.
592. 39:11Then I'll give you another hit to connect
593. 39:13all of these dots together.
594. 39:15So you can officially announce,
595. 39:17now you got Bill Gates running around saying,
596. 39:19oh yeah, we need data centers.
597. 39:21So we can't use climate, we can't use wind and solar,
598. 39:24No, no, we need stable, consistent as low-cost as possible.
599. 39:33And that sounded like the people that would say drill,
600. 39:36baby drill, and the people that would say
601. 39:37we need more coal and so that's canceled.
602. 39:41Then, weren't it's amazing that the Davos crowd,
603. 39:46they all complain about climate change,
604. 39:47but they come to the summons in their private jets every year.
605. 39:50Every year, that was another day of giveaway
606. 39:52that you know it never was real,
607. 39:54what they were arguing about,
608. 39:55it was just a mechanism and a tactic.
609. 39:58But then these are some of the same people,
610. 39:59though they are filthy rich.
611. 40:01They encourage movement to support movement to say,
612. 40:02no, we need to eat the rich.
613. 40:05But now you have Randy Winegarten?
614. 40:08Endavos?
615. 40:11Randy Winegarten?
616. 40:13Wait, isn't she the head of the American Federation
617. 40:16of Teachers?
618. 40:17Why is she in Davos?
619. 40:21And I told ya how much it costs to get in there?
620. 40:22Where does she get the money to show up in Davos?
621. 40:27They're supposed to eat the rich, but no.
622. 40:28Randy Wine Garden is now appealing to the rich to say,
623. 40:32would you please, world.com, nominforum,
624. 40:34make curriculum to train and teach our children,
625. 40:38listen to it, and watch it, clip number three, go.
626. 40:41So part of what we're trying to do here is say,
627. 40:44how do we create this partnership between education,
628. 40:50labor, government, and industry with the goal
629. 40:53of creating these pathways so that kids,
630. 40:57when they come out of high school, or they come out of college,
631. 41:00don't have to start saying, what am I going to do next?
632. 41:03The pathways become important, and to create those pathways,
633. 41:06you also have to create a curriculum,
634. 41:08and you have to create this engagement with each other.
635. 41:11And the last thing I'll say is this.
636. 41:13When you do it, in the United States of America,
637. 41:16we have 16,000 school districts.
638. 41:19We have over 100,000 schools.
639. 41:21There are industry partners all over.
640. 41:23And you, Kiva, were the one who said,
641. 41:25You can't keep on doing this industry by industry.
642. 41:28You are the one who said you can't keep on doing this
643. 41:31governor by governor.
644. 41:32How do we use the weft to create this kind of
645. 41:36integrated network so that we're all working together
646. 41:40so that kids can have from high school on opportunities
647. 41:45to have jobs that pay a living wage
648. 41:49so that they can feed their family and nurture their family.
649. 41:52And that is what happens in advanced manufacturing.
650. 41:55So I'm honored that we are part of the creation of that curriculum and we are all in.
651. 42:01Guys, ain't it wild?
652. 42:03Ain't it wild?
653. 42:04So just in case you may not know, the American Federation of Teachers, their Randy Wine Garden
654. 42:08is head of, is an affiliate of the AFL-CIO labor union.
655. 42:13The AFL-CIO labor union has been involved in marches, 99 percent, eat the rich and all
656. 42:20this kind of...
657. 42:21Now, Randy Wine Gardeners at the World Economic Forum say, hey, rich, make our curriculum.
658. 42:27and amazing and she and her organization are the one of the primary people who oppose education
659. 42:33being controlled at the local level.
660. 42:35You hear it?
661. 42:36Say, we can't do this governor by governor.
662. 42:37Did you hear that?
663. 42:38Did you hear that?
664. 42:40We don't want to have to go governor by governor, county by county, local community by local
665. 42:45community.
666. 42:46Have you heard this expression?
667. 42:48By laboratories of liberty to a laboratory of liberty?
668. 42:52No.
669. 42:53Local parental control.
670. 42:55Bad.
671. 42:56to Randy Wine Garden, global and elite world economic form control.
672. 42:59Yay!
673. 43:01Have you noticed the pattern here, guys?
674. 43:05Just yesterday, climate alarmism was all the world economic form rage.
675. 43:15Now, oh, we can't depend on solar energy and wind.
676. 43:19And guys, because it was never about the planet.
677. 43:23It was never about the planet.
678. 43:28But Randy Wine Garden is saying we need the world economic form
679. 43:30to create curricula that allows children, basically,
680. 43:34to have the connection between, I would call it, indoctrination and an occupation.
681. 43:40So they can fill their labor pools.
682. 43:42Yes, control of all the schools.
683. 43:44That's exactly right.
684. 43:45Control of the schools at the global, world economic, forum level.
685. 43:49You say, it was not control.
686. 43:51What do you think the curriculum is?
687. 43:52If the world economic forum is making the curriculum for all of the schools in the world?
688. 43:59That's why Vladimir Lenin said, you let me teach all the children for four years and
689. 44:03I'll rule the world.
690. 44:04That's what Lenin said.
691. 44:05Because the issue is about control.
692. 44:10George Orwell's 1984.
693. 44:12Remember the main character of the book, Winston?
694. 44:15What was Winston's job?
695. 44:16Winston was a middle manager in the agency called The Ministry of Truth.
696. 44:23Winston's job was to sort through all of the news of the day and all of the history books
697. 44:27and all of the science and all of the data, all of the legal analysis and everything and
698. 44:33all the information that the people would have access to.
699. 44:35And everything that would be contrary to the state being the all-powerful end-all-be-all
700. 44:39of everything Winston had an obligation to remove it.
701. 44:44Then, Winston would go up, advance up the chain
702. 44:47to be distributed to information
703. 44:52to which the official narrative would be made available.
704. 44:57Guys, this is all about control.
705. 44:59You wonder how could Davos on a dime pivot away
706. 45:03from wind, solar, and the green, new scam.
707. 45:06And now, data centers, we need data centers.
708. 45:08So we need cleanings, we need coal, we need low cost.
709. 45:10How did it, because it's the same objective is control.
710. 45:13AI is gonna be the head of religion.
711. 45:15AI is gonna be the head of law.
712. 45:16AI is gonna be the head of all of this.
713. 45:17And so the energy now is a fuel, a means to assert
714. 45:23the type of control they want.
715. 45:25You see the consistency.
716. 45:28Yes, eat the rich.
717. 45:29Well, why don't the rich make our curriculum
718. 45:31for all the children in the world?
719. 45:34And of course we're doing it for altruistic purposes.
720. 45:36We just wanna make sure the children have a good job
721. 45:39when they get out of high school.
722. 45:40That's all we want, that's all we want.
723. 45:44We just will tell you what you need
724. 45:45to impress for your own good.
725. 45:48And I'm going through this guy so you can be aware of this
726. 45:50so you know how to stand against it.
727. 45:52Because this is the objective it is to consolidate control.
728. 45:58The Green New Scam, the whole purpose,
729. 46:00it's not about saving the planet,
730. 46:01it's about controlling people.
731. 46:04We get to dictate what you eat,
732. 46:06we get to put you in 15 minute cities,
733. 46:08we get to demonize fossil fuels
734. 46:10because this is showing the planet so that you willingly have you heard this before that
735. 46:14you willingly submit your freedoms in exchange for protection.
736. 46:22And at the WEF, they have panels about what becomes policies in your neck of the woods.
737. 46:30So while I think I celebrate President Trump's strong and direct communication and the announcement
738. 46:39of a framework for a deal concerning Greenland, but I don't want you to miss this.
739. 46:46These people are planning, guys, are planning to have the entirety of your life submitted
740. 46:54to an all-encompassing techno-state with your religion included and to get you to agree
741. 47:01to it.
742. 47:02Why would you trust a shepherd to expos it to the Lord's Word and to come alongside you when
743. 47:10And you can rely on the AI theologian that has been programmed, been programmed.
744. 47:21And they, you notice how they gloss over on the one hand, they told you, Hey, we found
745. 47:24our AI can lie, but you need to trust it.
746. 47:30But you need to trust it.
747. 47:34And the people of God need to be aware of this.
748. 47:37So we resisted all of the communication.
749. 47:40The AI is just a tool.
750. 47:41That's not what they say in the Davos.
751. 47:44That's not what they say in the Davos.
752. 47:47It's a AI is not just a tool.
753. 47:50say it's an agent with creativity and we should all get on board.
754. 47:59I thought that was some of the most important conversation to come out of
755. 48:02Davos because now they're saying this stuff.
756. 48:05I like why didn't why did they say this stuff five years ago?
757. 48:10Cause they didn't want you to know. They didn't want you to know.
758. 48:17Just like they didn't want you to know that the Wuhan flu was created in the
759. 48:22lab. They didn't want you to know. Look at this irony.
760. 48:26Dr. Froggi is standing up next to scarf lady Deborah Birx
761. 48:30every day giving briefings about Shmoovit
762. 48:32when this fool was funding the Shmoovit research.
763. 48:36And we'll act shocked.
764. 48:36Oh, I just came out of nowhere.
765. 48:38When we found out, oh yeah, yeah,
766. 48:40you do the National Institutes of Health,
767. 48:41you've been sending the money on over to Wuhan.
768. 48:46I want you to know and to hear
769. 48:48what they are talking about
770. 48:50so that you can be prepared and respond accordingly.
771. 48:54I don't expect Yvall Harari to understand
772. 48:56the divine inspiration of scripture,
773. 48:58understand the fibrous reality that the Lord's Church is in and of itself is a means of grace,
774. 49:03because He is a technocratic globalist as well. But as I began the show in 1 Peter 1,
775. 49:10that God's Word will endure forever. So we as the people of God have the express privilege
776. 49:16and responsibility to have our eyes open because the Lord told us we're not ignorant to Satan's devices.
777. 49:22And we say, hey chief, you can say what you want. But the Lord's Word is God-breathed.
778. 49:29and wisdom is not the product of ones and zeros coming out of open AI, grok, or anything else.
779. 49:39The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast may not necessarily reflect those
780. 49:44of the American Family Association or American Family Radio.